Industry Hills Expo Center

I attended the 30^th annual Industry Hills Charity Pro Rodeo at the Industry Hills Expo Center in the City of Industry on 10/​11/​2015. I’ve been there many times before. Entry was $ 15.00 while both the programs and parking was free. A fun event at a beautiful location. Plus, I took photos.

Our company held our annual seminar here. Initially, everything was good in terms of being able to communicate with our representative and getting assistance in reserving the location. Unfortunately, when the day of the event came… she was nowhere to be found. Not only that, there were quite a few issues that we ran into…
— No lighting tech to turn on/​off the lights… it took over an hour to get someone to help us with it. That person then left right after turning them off.
— Mic died on the speaker, within the first 20 minutes of the seminar. The 2^nd mic had malfunctioning issues, so it completely ruined the flow of the seminar.
— There was a dog show going on during the same time, and a lot of people from the show parked in the lot that was reserved for our customers.
— Signs were not posted at the entrance for our guests to see.
— The guards started charging our guests $ 5 entrance fees and directed them towards another event. We had to send one of our employees down to the gate in order to direct them to the right place.
It is unfortunate that there were so many problems with the location on the day that we needed it to run 100% smoothly… especially since the service was good until that time. Hopefully they can fix these issues because we would like to return in the future.

TKD TOURNAMENTS & WEDDINGS
I’ve worked with Carol, Jose, Horacio, Rosa at the Expo center for over 10 years now doing our Taekwondo tournament at the Grand Arena. Not only is the facility versatile (motorcross, martial arts events, dog shows, cheerleading events, weddings etc) and clean but the rental cost is reasonable and most importantly working with their AWESOME STAFF makes all your events easy!
My experience has always been wonderful hosting my events here and I am excited to announce I’m even getting married here in a few months too!
Definitely check them out for any event needs =)

I just had my wedding here on June 20^th 2014 and am extremely happy! I booked the Pavilion for my reception and the Gazebo for post ceremony photos. Both were beautiful! Rosa Perez (event coordinator) was super helpful and attentive throughout the entire planning process and accomodated my every need. My pictures had an amazing backdrop at the gazebo and the Pavilion was HUGE! We were able to comfortably sit over 300 guests! We were super happy that we were able to bring in our own caterer and vendors which allowed us to save on costs that usually get out of control at other venues that don’t allow this. Not to mention, this venue was extremely affordable considering it’s size. Book on a Friday and it’s even more affordable than usual. The recent renovations made to the venue are outstanding. Additionally, the security, staff, and bartenders were awesome! I would absolutely recommend this venue to anyone having an event soon and will most definitely be booking again in the future.

I come here for dog agility events, and it’s a pretty nice place to compete. The view from the pavilion is gorgeous. It’s under cover on dirt, which my dog both likes to run in & roll in. There’s plenty of stadium/​bench seating and the bathrooms are always clean. Because there’s a cover, there’s a lot of echoing, so if you (or your dog) is very noise sensitive it could be problematic. There’s an on-​site food court; you’re supposed to buy refreshments from there (rather than bringing your own) — food is okay though nothing to write home about. Pretty ample parking at least for the dog shows, albeit they aren’t spectator sports. In the summer time it gets HOT and there isn’t much cross breeze, so I personally don’t really want to compete here in the summer time.

I only ever come here for the Wednesday night speedway races they have here in the summer months. It’s a great venue and there are few things better than sitting in the grandstands on a cool summer evening watching the races and looking-​out over city lights in the distance.

I’m not really sure what this place is but was here for a Taekwondo tournament and they had clean bathrooms and a friendly staff.

This was our first time at this venue and it was for the International Taekwondo Festival. Perfect location for a tournament. All the seats were good, and the open air sides with covered roof allow for both protection from the elements and a good breeze.
There’s plenty of room for vendors outside the arena and it has easy to access clean bathrooms. Not sure what this place is like at night or on a hot day, but for 75 degrees and a slight breeze, it’s hard to beat.
The compound is completely encapsulated in trees and feels nothing like the surrounding neighborhood.
Overall fun experience.

Fun venue for Speedway Races!!! Close parking made for easy access… all the seats were good.

Life is full of important firsts: first kiss, first time eating cheese, first experience with shaved snow… and for me, this past weekend I attended my first rodeo.
Who knew you could go to a rodeo in Los Angeles County? This was a full blown professional rodeo with tons of events such as bareback bronc, saddle bronc, bull riding, steer wrestling, and team roping. Parking was free and admission was $ 15 per adult which made for an inexpensive family outing or an unique date. There were lots of cowboys and also for you men, cowgirls (Norco equestrian drill team and women who participated in barrel racing). In between the intense events, the audience was entertained by performances by the rodeo clown and a trick rope artist.
The two day rodeo was held in The Grand Arena at the Industry Hills Expo Center. The venue was perfect for this type of event.

City of Industry has a expo center located on the top a hill. This is exclusive area for various events and the one I attended was a Eid event with nearly 700 people including children. It was hosted in the Pavillion which is a vast hall from the outside looks like a stable.
Inside the hall was packed with tables they had arranged Mediterranean food in buffet style. The tickets for entry were $ 20 per adult.
The event went well but a lot of time was spent in the event which should have just taken an hour.
I had never been inside these vast hallways and the place has ample parking but mist of it is not paved yet. So you essentially park on the dirt. If by any chance it rains then you will be facing a double whammy.

I love walking this place, the trail is long and does a good workout. I think I heard its about 4 miles long? I don’t know but it takes me a bit, so if you don’t want to drive far for a good trail come by!

Had a dog show here, smelled like urine & feces. as expected.

I came here with my friend for 3 days of agility trials for her 2 dogs. The facility is very clean with nice stadium bleachers and, roof & lighting system. See my pics. Only half the stadium had bleacher seats, 23 rows in height.
They usually use the place for horse events.

My BF took me here last night for the California State Championship for motorcycles. I would say I had 4 stars worth of fun watching the races, but I don’t fit in there. Drinks were pretty cheap $ 4 beers $ 8 cocktails. The food was limited and only ok, it is what I would expect to find at a highschool football game. I had a bacon wrapped hotdog. It does not compare to the ones off of carts downtown. The Kettlecorn was actually very good.
Parking was $ 5, Tickets were $ 15(the only place that accepts credit cards here)
The ATM Machine ran out of money.

Large and expansive property. I thought it was too small for the event I attended but that was not the fault of the facility. It would be nice to have a wedding and reception there.

cal poly pomona’s 1^st annual charreada & college fair
student & staff lbsa members greeted university leaders & representatives, family attendees, and competition performers with big smiles and detailed instructions. the EVENT was put together to promote education in the latino community & educating the youth on charreada traditions.
parking $ 5.00
event entrance $ 5.00 per person
additional tix could be bought to:
ride the mechanical bull & jump inside the balloon hut
food & drinks sold by the expo center.
i had a lot of fun & look fwd to visiting again next year. WE WERE ABLE TO PARK THE INFANT STROLLER ON THE 1ST LEVEL OF THE ARENA & THERE WAS PLENTY SPACE ON THE BLEACHERS TO SIT. THE BABY LOVED THE HORSES! BATHROOMS WERE CLEAN.
EVENT LASTED FROM NOON TIL 5PM.

What a fantastic facility! My husband attended a motorcycle class (American Supercamp) 2 weekends ago that was held at the Grand Arena on the dirt. What a beautiful facility. The grounds and the arena were well kept. Nice, airy, and clean. The mountain views were fantastic. A very nice facility and we will definitely come back.

The Expo Center has, according to its website, several venues, from intimate gardens for weddings to the giant arena, which hosts dog shows, motocross, rodeos, some sort of llama event, and, you guessed it… roller derby! Thus, that’s the only part of the complex I’ve seen, and really, that’s all I need. Well, that and the big parking lot. Parking’s been $ 3 both times I’ve gone, which is pretty reasonable.
The staging area is all dirt, which is no good for skates, but ok if you put up a banked track, as both Ralphie’s Roller Stars (old skool scripted derby) and the LA Derby Dolls (HI JIHAD!!!) have done for public bouts. There’s a giant jumbotron-​type-​thing for watching, but really, you get a pretty good view from the bleachers, of which there are tons; the website says the arena seats 5,000 people. The Stars offered VIP seating on little bleachers trackside, and the Dolls are just generous enough to let you get up to the rail with general admission. Then again, the Dolls aren’t flipping people over the rail every couple minutes and don’t need to keep you several yards from the track.
During the day, there’s lots of sunlight and the mountains serve as a nice backdrop; at night, there are enough fluorescent lights to be able to see easily. Vendors with the event can sell their own stuff, otherwise, the Expo Center provides several little stands with churros and roasted corn and hot dogs, plus a snack building where you can get hamburgers and fries and those sorts of things. Yes, and beer too. Connected to that building is a small patio if you don’t want to dump your food on your lap in the bleachers. Bags and backpacks get searched at the gates, and they will not allow you to bring in any outside food. The bathrooms are in the food building, and they’re a little better than I expected, i.e. I don’t WANT to use them, but it’s not really so bad.
I’m down with seeing events here, I just have to remember when AlpacaFest West is (November, apparently).